I'm so excited to have my own sink for thawing food, washing veggies, or the dishes that just don't fit when when there is already dishes soaking plus one bonus for picking up the dishes from rooms, & when the rest of the house hasn't taken their turn to do their dishes

Who needs another dishpan? That's what I thought when I contemplated purchasing the Joseph Joseph Wash and Drain Sink Basin with Drain Plug. Turns out this design is GENIUS! It's heavy duty and just the perfect size to fit in my kitchen sink where I use it to wash my fresh produce. Afterwards, I rinse the produce and then open the drain plug where the water drains right out. No more lifting heavy dishpans full of water that almost always gushes all over my kitchen counter. I also appreciate that the drain plug is removable so that I can drain the dishpan completely. Makes all other dishpans obsolete!

What size for the sink, for this

Very handy for washing delicate garments.

Love this! It has it own drain, I can take it out and clean it as needed. I have been looking for something like this for a while!

I wash my dishes in the sink most of the time. I like the use of it but it could be an inch on each side bigger. Big pans just do not fit.

I didn’t think this would be as good As it is. I like the fact that being slightly elevated the plug does work well allowing water to drain away and everything is much cleaner in the sink area now. I will be buying one or two of these wedding presents!

We came across this bowl when we hired a holiday cottage and immediately thought it was a great design. Not cheap compared with supermarket plastic bowls, this is far more sturdy and has the weight and feel of quality. The drain plug catches most detritus when it drains the water. Cleaning is easy but necessary, particularly around the darin plug. We are very pleased with it. It does the job.

This again looked good as do all these products but very quickly the surface scratched from knives etc that were washed. Within a short space of time it looked really scruffy and the scratches were like pale grey marks all over it so I the it away. Water of money, I expected the plastic to be tougher and for it to last longer than a normal washing up bowl

I have wanted one of these for some time,and finally treated myself after treating many others to one! And I am VERY pleased indeed with it! It is large(I can now fit my outsize dinner plates into It with NO trouble) It is sturdy(I'm hoping it will last for years)and I love being able to drain the water out without having too lift and tip(and SPILL)it out!!! It's very good for arthritis sufferers too. Just remember not to stack too many pots in it to soak until you are ready to wash up though,as that plug can be tricky to access when you want to drain that soaking water out to wash the pots with fresh hot soapy water! X